2015年7月9日 星期四
[Summary] Double Happiness: The Strange Use of Cigarettes at Chinese Weddings
My summary
Cigarettes as a symbol of gratitude in China's weeding. A French photography collector and editor, Thomas Sauvin, finds the custom origin in kio of negatives garbeage that is dumpped on the suburb of Beijing. He established the archival project about the photographs, shot between 1985 to early 2000s and offer a marvelous glance of China's social changes.
Cigarette-smoking wedding, a fleeting tradition, delieveries the couple's candid yet ingenuous. By these imagine, it breaks the Westerner stereotype in China's corruption, destruction, and pollution or martial art, calligraphy and tea. Relatively, it presents the Chinese innocent.
These photographies come together in a photobook, Until Death Do Us Part, and is published by Jiazahi. You can appreciate these surprise picture in it.
Best regards Paguma
http://time.com/3940442/china-wedding-cigarettes/
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很棒的Summary~有清楚表達到文義!也有用自己的方式描述
回覆刪除只是文句上的文法個人覺得不是那麼好懂
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Cigarettes as a symbol of gratitude in China's weeding. A French photography collector and editor, Thomas Sauvin, finds the custom origin in kio of negatives garbage that is dumped on the suburb of Beijing. He established the archival project about the photographs, shotted between 1985 and early 2000s ,and offer a marvelous glance of China's social changes.
Cigarette-smoking wedding, a fleeting tradition, deliveries the couple's candid but ingenuous. By these imagine, it breaks the Westerner stereotype in China's corruption, destruction, pollution, martial art, calligraphy and tea. Relatively, it presents the Chinese innocent.
These photographies all come to a photobook, named Until Death Do Us Part, and are published by Jiazahi. You can appreciate these surprise pictures in it.